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I would like to be able to globally set all output into a panel

Open jakeparis opened this issue 10 years ago • 2 comments

Currently, it seems this can only be done when invoking ShellCommand via a keyboard shortcut. I would like all output to go to a panel, including when I use the command prompt to invoke ShellCommand. Can this be done?

jakeparis avatar Apr 21 '15 15:04 jakeparis

I'm not quite sure what this issue is since it seems to be possible to create panels for both commands and keyboard shortcuts. Perhaps the idea is that rather than setting "panel": true on each command you want to be able to set it once and have it apply as the default to all of your custom commands?

Given the age of this issue, I realise it may not be relevant any more! But since I'm currently triaging all issues I'll leave it open for a bit longer, just in case it is still of interest.

markbirbeck avatar Sep 16 '18 11:09 markbirbeck

Yes, you're correct. The idea is that you would set "panel: true" once and have it apply to all custom commands.

jakeparis avatar Sep 17 '18 12:09 jakeparis